Give each agent a clear job.
Define its role, inputs, deliverable, and budget. Make handoffs part of the plan.
Your agents, context, and budget.
Finally on the same page.
When the brief changes, see what needs another pass—and what’s worth keeping. Built for small teams doing big things with AI.
THE BRIEF CHANGED“Let’s build this for solo developers.”
For small software teams turning ideas into working products with AI. The next challenge is keeping every agent aligned as the project evolves.
Define its role, inputs, deliverable, and budget. Make handoffs part of the plan.
Connect work to versioned sources and upstream outputs, so changes have a traceable path.
Identify affected work, preserve valid artifacts, and inspect the cost before continuing.
Change a project input and follow the impact.
Inspect an agent, adjust a budget, replay the work.
Inspect a contract to edit its instructions and sample budget. New instructions invalidate that agent’s output and dependent work.
Each source has a revision and direct consumers. Dependencies carry changes through to downstream outputs.
Inspect source changes, replayed tasks, and the illustrative cost of each run. All numbers are synthetic.
Turn an evolving brief into focused work for the right agents.
Explore the integration plan →Use Claude to interpret a revised brief and propose which assumptions and tasks need attention.
Build a focused packet of instructions, sources, and relevant artifacts for each agent.
Assess output against the task, flag unresolved claims, and connect findings to inspectable sources.
Claude integration is in development planning. Today’s public demo uses explicit dependencies and local rules. It makes no API calls.
Our first workflow is software project preparation. The longer-term workspace brings agents, shared knowledge, collaboration, and delivery into one place.
Read the full product direction ↗Versioned inputs, dependency invalidation, agent contracts, budget checks, and an exportable sample ledger.
Brief analysis, isolated agent contexts, tool execution, measured API usage, and human review.
Repository and MCP connections, persistent artifacts, shared decisions, and collaboration across projects.
Our next milestone is a real Claude workflow, compared against a full rerun and a simple dependency baseline.
Read the evaluation plan ↗Check accepted outputs and missed changes.
Include planning, execution, and review costs.
Keep task inputs, records, and failures visible.
Evaluation planned. No measured savings claimed.
Small software teams and independent builders working with several AI agents across research, planning, implementation, and review. We are starting with projects whose requirements change while work is underway.
Not yet. This is an early interactive prototype. Direct Claude API integration is planned; the demo does not request credentials, call a model, or run live agents.
The dependency decisions are computed by working code, but the tasks and costs are illustrative fixtures. They are not measured API results or a promise of savings. A live evaluation will include planning overhead, task quality, latency, and total cost.
The demo compares saved input revisions, upstream artifact revisions, and agent instruction revisions. Changes invalidate downstream work. This only establishes freshness within the declared graph. Unknown dependencies require a full replay, and semantic correctness still needs independent checks.
No accounts, uploads, analytics, or form submissions are included. Edits stay in the current tab and disappear on refresh. The hosting provider may keep ordinary access logs. JSON downloads contain only the sample and your local edits.
Start with a sample. Follow the work.
Have an agent workflow in mind? Let’s talk.
nakyuz@onechorus.stream